Camden Donati’s life is exactly the way he likes it. He has a family he adores (even if they sometimes drive him insane) a career as a romance author that is skyrocketing and no shortage of women to warm his bed. When he meets a fellow author with the same sense of humor and views on relationships as himself, he looks forward to getting under her skin and getting her in his bed. Lily Blackwood has had a rough couple of years and nothing works out as she expects after she finishes graduate school. On the verge of unemployment and faced with enormous debts, she takes a risk and self-publishes her first novel. Suddenly she’s successful and on her way to reaching her lifelong dream of signing a contract with a major publishing house. There’s just one large, irritating obstacle: Camden Donati. It isn’t long until the heat of annoyance becomes a different sort of flame altogether and Lily and Camden’s hearts are on the line along with their careers. Can these two romance authors stop sabotaging each other long enough to find a happily ever after of their own, or will the war of the romances end in destruction (a.k.a. fighting, biting, name-calling and a deadly game of Icy Hot in the underwear)? She's finally doing what she loves; he's doing what sells. She thinks he's a jerk; he thinks she's a tease. They have one month and twenty chapters to prove each other wrong. One contest. Two writers. Who will win a literary battle of the sexes? He said/she said has never been this devious.